Fight Fingers FIGHT FINGERS

Mobile Splinting Devices for Finger Injury & Grip Support

Overview

We invented Post-Injury Active Recovery (PAR) gear that supports and stabilizes injuries without immobilizing joints, restricting movement, or degrading performance.

Our first product line, FIGHT FINGERS, is a family of mobile splinting devices that stabilize and protect injured fingers while preserving finger dexterity and hand performance - unifying performance and recovery in one solution.

Stabilization without Immobilization

Fight Fingers Device

Performance + Recovery + Protection

Designed to replace tape, minimize time sidelined by injury, and support the train through recovery mentality.
Engineered for modern performance and mobility demands in real-world, high-impact environments.
Built to empower martial artists, athletes, and operators at all levels to move, train, and perform while healing.
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Setting the Standard for Post-Injury Active Recovery

The Problem

Finger injuries are a problem, and so are the suboptimal recovery methods the world has settled for. Tape, splints, and time off aren't solutions. They're setbacks. These injuries are common, disruptive, and expensive.

The Solution: Recovery, Redefined.

The world needs a new way to recover. We created The Solution. FIGHT FINGERS are Post-Injury Active Recovery Gear engineered for real-world recovery and performance, defining a new category of functional equipment built for high-impact, high-contact settings.

What They Are

Mobile splinting devices for finger injury and grip support.

What They Do

Stabilize injured fingers and preserve dexterity, grip, and overall hand performance during post-injury active recovery.

Why They Work

We're building on proven science (mobile splinting) and have invented equipment that integrates seamlessly into longstanding recovery protocols.

Positioned to Win

Market: $6.5B Global Market where NO CATEGORY LEADER EXISTS.

Launchpad: North America, where we have deep combat sports credibility, dense gym infrastructure, and concentrated high-injury, high-participation, high-spend users.

Founders: Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belts with four decades of combined combat-sports experience, direct market access, deep industry networks, domain authority, and track records in MedTech, operations, and scale.

Proof: Early testing demonstrates high product fidelity, market validation, and strong purchase, use, and referral intent.

IP: 2024 Utility Patent granted, additional patents pending.

Category Creation: Positioned around a massive unaddressed need with a clear problem-solution POV and a controlled, ownable market narrative.

Clinical Pathway: Defined route for claims and adoption within health, rehabilitation, and orthopedic settings.

Timing: Global participation is exploding across sports, fitness, training, service, and other high finger injury settings. Modern recovery demands solutions that preserve performance.

Injury Impact Economics: Finger injuries are a core driver of lost player / personnel availability and collectively cost billions annually. Even modest improvements in time-to-return, reinjury rates, and functional performance during recovery compound into major economic upside.

From Niche Credibility to Universal Utility

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Scaling Avenues

Multi-Segment Expansion & Omnichannel Distribution: D2C, B2B, retail, and institutional procurement + partners across sports, tactical, clinical, and fitness.

Geographic Expansion & Global Reach: Positioning Fight Fingers as the worldwide category leader.

Multi-Generation Product Portfolio: FF Gen 1–3 already designed, prototyped, tested, and patent-pending.

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Segment Sequencing Roadmap

Combat Sports Mainstream Team & Ball Sports Emerging Sports Extreme/Action Sports Tactical Clinical & Rehab Fitness Outdoor Recreation & Lifestyle OTC & Retail (First Aid + Wound Care)

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Clinical Pathway

Clinical Trials Data Data-Backed Claims DME Classification FDA Class II Claims Approval Code Assignment: Diagnosis (ICD-10) + Coverage Policy (LCD/NCD) + Device (HCPCS) + Procedure (CPT)